Smule

Earlier this month the geniuses at Smule (same guys who brought you Ocarina) released their latest app, I Am T-Pain [App Store, $2.99]. In case you haven't heard, the app turns you into "musical genius" T-Pain, complete with Auto-Tune goodness along with original T-Pain tracks to sing along with.

But rather than reading about it, you honestly need to see incredibly fun app in action. Jump down to see I Am T-Pain in all its Auto Tune glory.

Smule has announced the release of Leaf Trombone: World Stage for specifically for OS 3.0. The new app adds two-player "duet mode" utilizing the Gamekit peer-to-peer technology in OS 3.0, as well as "Achievement Alerts" via the new push notifications service. To celebrate, they are also announcing the "Feel the Love" contest, awarding $500 in cash to the winner, with a new contest every other week for the next eight weeks. Details after the break.

Smule, the company behind Ocarina [App Store], has released its latest app today called Leaf Trombone: World Stage [App Store]. The application, like other Smule apps, transforms your iPhone into a musical instrument—a leaf trombone to be specific. From the app you can play one of the many included songs, tabbed out by leafs.

Check out the video below for a better idea of how the app works!

Smule has a habit of impressing us, and now they've come up with two new ways to do it. With the release of Sonic Lighter v1.3, they are also announcing two cool new ways to use the app. Tapping into it's social functions, you can now vote for which team you're rooting for during this year's Superbowl in what they've dubbed the Smulerbowl. To participate, light your Sonic Lighter's flame in Gold if you're rooting for Pittsburgh or red for Arizona. Then check out the flames around the world at Superbowl.Smule.com.

Ocarina for iPhone immediately captured our inner Nintendo-loving child, and now the developer is giving away $10,000 (US) for the best 10 Ocarina players. So get in tune, and read on for the details.

The wonderful folks at Smule have recently released their latest application called Ocarina. Touted as the first real instrument created for the iPhone, Ocarina transforms your iPhone into an ancient wind instrument that you can actually play. Consisting of four dots which can be played in any combination you choose, the app is capable of handling quite a few tunes thanks to its ability to change both its root and mode. Ocarina even includes a Zeldarian mode so you can relive your favorite N64 game.

Video after the break!